Rosé 2024
State of the wine
The Rosé 2024 is a rosé made from Pinot Noir. It comes from the same origin as Salasso Rosso, but follows its own path. A wine with structure, carried by freshness and elegance.
Origin
Southwest slope of the Kaiserstuhl. Terraced vineyards with old vines, averaging around 45 years. Volcanic subsoil with a deep loess layer.
Work in the vineyard and cellar
After harvest, the grapes are crushed. Immediately afterwards, around half of the juice is drawn off — a salasso process. Spontaneous fermentation in old barriques. Ageing for ten months in barrique. Minimal bâtonnage.
Style
A taut rosé with grip and tension. Elegant and present.
Technical data
- Grape variety: Pinot Noir
- Origin: Kaiserstuhl, southwest slope
- Vintage: 2024
- Alcohol: 12 % vol
- Filtration: none
- Fining: none
- Lot: L0426
Intentional Winemaking
Every decision is deliberate. Growth follows structure, not volume.
Territorial Focus
From 2027, one origin. One landscape. Eckartsberg.
Clarity Over Intervention
Spontaneous fermentations. No unnecessary corrections. Precision before ideology.
Mediterranean Origin,
German Discipline
Cultural depth guided by method.